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WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT -- I had a package coming from China, a gift that I know she has wanted for a while, only about $80 gift for mother's day. I checked the tracking history Daily and eventually I saw that it was at the shipping center in the town over, preparing for delivery. Next thing I know it says to contact them. I called and was told it was seized by the government. Literally something that could never be construed as illegal. They were absolutely no help, not with contacting customs, not with getting my money back, not with anything at all. This happened TWO MORE TIMES.
DHL is the worst shipping company I have ever used in my life. Luckily the company was gracious enough to resend it two times. On the third attempt, and a different shipping method (USPS) I received my package. Too bad it was almost a month and a half after mother's day. Haha.
TEMPE, ARIZONA -- I will NEVER purchase anything online that goes through DHL shipping. The DHL website states that they delivered my package on Friday the 15th of June at 12:25 Pm. Signed by someone called "Shannon **". Thank goodness, I have "Ring" doorbell that records everything because the DHL truck never even passed by my house. When calling the DHL customer services and the DHL research team, they said that the driver went to your right side neighbor, ironically I live in a new subdivision, I HAVE NO RIGHT NEIGHBOR! It is still an empty lot!
After 5 days of struggling with DHL team, they told me that I should file a lost shipment claim! When I asked "How can your driver just hand a package to someone without making sure from the identity of the person receiving the package?" They responded "Yes, and we have already coached the driver", and that is it! I have still not got refunded nor have they replaced my package, and whomever got my package is enjoying a free fully paid gift!
KAMPALA -- Oh God!!! Never ship with DHL but I had no choice because it was an online purchase. The company shipped with DHL. Had I known, I probably would have never purchased the item. According to the DHL tracker, the item got into country on Tuesday 14th August and delivery was expected to be on 16th August. They failed to deliver and on contacting them today (18th August) they said they were sorry and would follow it up. You can't imagine these guys just forgot that they had a package to deliver. DHL has so many lazy people within.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA -- I ordered an item on Amazon that I needed quickly. Paid extra to have shipped in 3-5 days. I received an email stating the item was en route from China. I was flabbergasted. It was an authentic costume my son needed for a school function on Thur. It was to be delivered on Wednesday, so we were very excited. My eldest son sat home all day near the front door since DHL said they needed a signature. I called him around 3:30pm and he went outside to look. All that was there was a door hanger. They never knocked.
He tried to call, said I needed to call, it would be rescheduled to deliver by Monday. I called and found out it would be on hold at the office. I told them to ship it back, thanks for nothing, son was only one without a costume and I am so mad. If I know an item is coming from overseas, I will not order if DHL is the service. Thanks for nothing.
DO NOT USE DHL to send anything of value to Mexico! I needed to send a laptop to my daughter going to college in Guadalajara. I used DHL because they charged about half of what FedEx was charging. So I paid $100 to send the laptop with insurance to the DHL office in Mexico to avoid having it driven around on the streets of Guadalajara. When it arrived my daughter went to pick it up but the DHL office wanted $500 US for her to get it out of customs and no explanation of what the charge was for. I called the DHL helpline in the US and explained the situation. They said they would assign someone to my case and call me back in 2 hours.
4 hours later they call back and tell me someone was assigned to my case and would call me back the next day, I explain to them I want to know why that are asking for $500. The next day they don't call, so at the end of the day I call them. I talk to someone who tells me the fees might be for taxes or duties or something. I tell them I want to know exactly what it is for because as far as I know there's no such charge in Mexico that high. They say they will check on it and call me back the next day.
The next day late in the afternoon I call them back and they tell me the fees might be for duties and taxes. I tell them again I need to know what exactly they are charging me for. They say they'll call me back the next day... I go through this for 4 days and on the 5th day I get a hold of some assistant and I ask if they found out anything yet. He says the fees might be for taxes or duties. I respond, "I've been calling you for 5 days and you haven't found out anything?" He said and I quote, "We sent them an email but haven't got anything back yet".
I chewed him out for the next 5 minutes on why they didn't call the office in Mexico directly instead of sending emails, and then he says, "Did anyone tell you about the 4 day limit?" "No." He goes on to explain that his records show my package was confiscated by the Mexican government because I didn't pick it up within 4 days. I explain to him that I've been on the phone with DHL every single day for the last 4 days and no one told me this. After I chewed him out some more I hung up the phone and immediately wired $500 dollars to my daughter and thankfully she was able to get the laptop out of customs.
The DHL office in Mexico charged $80 for storing the package and $120 service fee on top of the $100 I paid to have it shipped there. The rest went to the Mexican government for duties and taxes. If you have read this far I just have two points I want you to know: 1. DO NOT ship anything of value to Mexico. If you insure the package they use that value to determine how much to charge you when your package goes through customs. It ended up costing me $600 total, to ship a $700 laptop to Guadalajara. Next time I'll buy a ticket and take it there myself.
2.DO NOT USE DHL. I don't blame them for duties and taxes but their office charged $100 initially and then an additional $200 for storage and service after the package arrived. Also not knowing and not finding out what their office in Mexico is charging me for after 5 days of phone calls is unacceptable. I wouldn't trust them to send a Christmas card across town after this...
FLORIDA -- I got notice from an overseas company in China that my shipment left on Tuesday evening - and I received tracking.
Then I tracked and tracked - to my utter shock and happiness, it was in America by Thursday evening! I was so excited! I told my mother to stay at her home on Friday since it was being delivered there. And somehow, no one ever rang the doorbell or knocked loudly enough for someone to hear
So my husband called DHL and spoke with a representative - the representative said we could come pick up the package between 6 and 7 pm. HOWEVER, their hub is over an hour away and I don't get home from work until 6:40 pm. So we called again and spoke with a lady who said she could probably get it on a truck out that evening since their driver made the mistake. We would get a phone call from a manager called "**" within an hour. An hour passes and no ** calls. So once again, we call DHL - and we have to track ** down. Lo and behold - all the drivers have gone home. "So sorry - blah blah blah."
Then, he promises we are the FIRST delivery for Monday. I check the tracking all weekend and all morning today, Monday. I call my husband and tell him to contact DHL since there has been no update since the one from Friday saying "recipient not home". So he calls their customer service again. This time he spend 1.75 hours on the phone with some women who HALFWAY through, updates the website. Literally, right in front my eyes - while I'm at work I refresh the tracking page and one minute the latest news was: Delivery attempted; recipient not home. Houston, TX - USA. 11:00. Then, three minutes later it says: Awaiting collection by recipient as requested. Houston, TX - USA. 18:50
And then NOTHING else. Today, they tell us that someone told them to hold my package instead of deliver it. WTF?!?! So at 2 pm we tell them to get it on a truck and deliver it now. Apparently that's out of the question... but why would the lady from Friday suggest putting it on a truck at 7pm on Friday, but it's out of the question at 2pm on Monday? So now they tell me AGAIN, that we will be the first delivery tomorrow.
My main question is, why does it only take 2 days for a package to get from China to Houston, unharmed and no problem? And why does it take more than 2 days for a package to be delivered WITHIN Houston? From now on, I will ALWAYS choose either UPS or FedEx - and the companies I buy from will offer those options. OR I'll just take my business elsewhere. This has been too miserable of an experience - I want no more of it!
I have been using DHL for over 5 years, I have to admit that their non-US service is great, once packages leave the US they get delivered on time. I recently discovered a billing error where DHL surcharged me over $1000.00 to ship a large package to Saudi Arabia. Luckily I had my DHL quote and package information recorded. I created a billing dispute and DHL refused to correct the issue, I started the process back in February and I realize that I was dealing with complete idiots!
They refused to recognize that they were billing me for package dimensions that exceeded manufacturer packaging specs, it is almost if the package grew within DHL sort system. After multiple emails and certified letters, DHL continues to call me on weekly basis looking for payment and I have to tell them every time that the invoice is not overdue, it is in dispute, all I asked them to do is correct their mistake. But hold on, it is a mistake or an opportunity to enhance revenue? In talking with other EX-DHL customers, I realized that DHL has a long history of padding the invoices. So buyer be aware, audit your invoices and do not give them your credit card.
Last year I had 17 boxes coming in from out of the country on a 3 day service via DHL. After a week and several phone calls with no answers 1 box shows up. A week later and still no answers the other boxes show up. I ask about the guaranteed shipping because it was an $840 shipping cost. Customer service refuse to acknowledge their shipments are guaranteed.
Eventually someone in brokerage put my request through which fell on deaf ears. I never received the refund, shipment took 11 days longer than I paid shipping for and DHL to this day still does not acknowledge my requests. They are horrible for customer service and horrible for taking responsibilities for their own mistakes. Oh, to finish why my packages were late... The brokerage information I sent for the 17 packages was applied to one and DHL claimed the other 16 had no paperwork, this of course only after 3 weeks of not being able to tell me where the packages were the whole time.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA -- I had a dress made in the U.S. that was sent to Ireland to be copied and to have a matching cloak hand made. Per instructions the package was to be marked as sample/not for resale so that duties and taxes would be waived since the package would be returned. As most of you may or may not do, I took the dress to the office and turned it over to the shipping department with the above mentioned instructions and asked them to ship it and refer all charges to me. The dress left here on Tuesday, 4/4/06 @ 18:00 - Package ID 9294409460. Silly me, I thought all was well. No such luck.
On Friday, 4/7/06 the vendor to whom the package had been shipped emailed to let me know that it had not yet arrived and DHL had called asking for duty charges to be paid. A quick check using online DHL tracking showed that the package was indeed "on hand" in Cork, Ireland. Next stop our shipping department. A check of the shipping records showed that the package had not been correctly labeled and therefore duty/taxes needed to be paid. No problem, I'll just call DHL and ask them to apply the appropriate charges to our corporate account.
The customer service rep. was very polite and professional. She said she would take care of it. All she needed to do was sent a quick email to DHL Ireland to find out how much the fees would be and then she would call me back by end of business and let me know what needed to be done. I waited all day Friday and received no return phone call. So, I called DHL back around close of business. It turns out my "case" had been referred to a technical specialist and they would be contacting me. Since it was almost 5 p.m. on Friday I knew nothing would happen until Monday. Oh well, that's what happens when we screw up.
Monday morning, 4/10/06... I called the technical specialist. She said she had just been assigned the case and had me on her schedule to call back Tuesday since she had only just received an email of the problem and had herself emailed Ireland to find out what the hold up was. For those of you reading this, we already know what the hold up is and I told her this. Apparently, she needs to hear it from DHL Ireland, I'm not qualified.
Okay, Tuesday... again, not a word. So back to the phone and I called Tuesday afternoon EST about 1 pm. The technical specialist was kind enough to inform me that the package was being held for payment of duties and taxes. "Yes, ma'am. I already knew that. How much are the duties and taxes? Can they be charged to the shipper's account?" Her reply, "I don't know. I didn't get that information." After what I must admit was a full minute of sarcastic laughter and non-verbalized expletives racing through my head... I asked what needed to be done in order to fix the problem at hand.
She said she would email DHL Ireland for that information and get back to me in 24 hrs. Why 24 hrs and not 10 minutes? I was informed they need time to respond. Perhaps, maybe, you could call them? No, we only use email. Nice. Alright, we made the mistake, this is payback. No problem, call me Wednesday. That morning I received an email that said I needed to write a letter containing our DHL account number and it should state that all duties and fees associated with the above mentioned package should be charged to that account. Then fax that letter directly to the technical rep. It took less than 20 minutes. Great. Problem is finally solved. No such luck.
I left the matter in DHL's hands thinking all had been taken care of so I did not call on Thursday 4/13/06. On Friday 4/14/06 (ten days after the package left here) I checked the package status using DHL online tracking to see it listed as "on hand" Cork Ireland. Hmmmmm.... another call to my technical rep. She says she doesn't know what is wrong. She will email... Here we go again... DHL Ireland to find out what the problem is. However, I should not expect an answer until late Tuesday because it is a holiday weekend in Ireland and businesses are closed until Tuesday. Nice. Alright, fine I will wait until you contact me on Tuesday afternoon 4/18/06.
Needless to say that by this point my temper is short, the expletives are raging in my head but fortunately only the sarcasm escaped my lips. No word on Tuesday and I was not in the office. First thing Wednesday morning I checked again to find those all too familiar words... "on hand" Cork Ireland. That's it. I called DHL Ireland directly and asked for customer service. I was put in touch with a very nice young lady that apologized up and down for the delay and said she would handle this personally. All she needed was an email stating permission to charge our corporate account. Wait a moment. Don't you have that on file already? It was sent a week ago. No sir we don't.
Alright, I'll send an email. Four minutes after that phone conversation I received a return email confirming that she had gotten the authorization and the package would be released for delivery immediately.. with the time difference that really meant tomorrow, Thursday, 4/20/06. Phewwwww.... all is well. Wrong again.
After all that had happened and being somewhat dubious... I rechecked the package status... "on hand" Cork, Ireland. So another call to Ireland. A different customer service rep.. in Dublin.. not Cork. Said that I needed to deal with this through the US and not Ireland since that is where it was shipped from. Fifteen minutes of explaining later.. she said she would look into it. "Please hold". When she came back on the line she told me that she spoke with the young lady that had helped the day before and the package was indeed released for delivery.
However, following that conversation she called the distribution center in Cork and spoke with the delivery supervisor who informed her that at the current time they are having a "bit of a problem locating the package". Yup, it's true. They lost it. She would call back later today to let me know how things are going. I have yet to hear.
Now you would think that after all of this the story is over right? No. I took the time to call my technical specialist yesterday to let her know that I was going to file a complaint because after all it had taken over a week for her to solve a problem that should at most have taken a day. That having been said, I attempted to contact her supervisor whose name was readily provided and he has yet after four calls today, to return my call.
When all is said and done it has taken over 17 days for a package to be delivered by a company that prides itself on being "the world's premier global delivery network" (their quote not mine). Personally, I think their network...crashed.
UPDATE TO POSTING BELOW: After I posted this complaint, a copy was sent to DHL's customer service. They emailed me to say that they understood my frustration and that someone would be in touch with me. A rep finally did call me a few days later, but only to say that yes, DHL does accept responsibility, however will not give me my money back. That her hands were tied. To which I responded, then how can you say it's "guaranteed service". Call DHL now and the reps will still tell you delivery internationally is guaranteed 1-2 business days.
Do I think they'll do a better job training their reps? I doubt it. A large company like DHL won't even give me my $350 back for their mistake, so they can say sorry all they want, but until they actually do something about it, their sorries are only to shut me up.
I usually don't write complaints -- who has the time-- but in this case, it needed to be done. My brother-in-law has leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant. My husband wasn't found to be a match, so we had to reach out to relatives, some who live in Greece. We arranged for the relatives to have their blood taken at a medical lab in Greece. The only way to transport this blood was an international carrier that the lab works with. There were two, we chose the one we've heard of -- DHL. What a mistake. The package was supposed to arrive to the hospital by Friday, it didn't until the following Tuesday (almost one week later!)
First, the package was misrouted and went to Italy, instead of Belgium, where it sat for 24 hours. Once we contacted DHL, it took them another 24 hours to locate the package. While international reps insisted the package wasn't sent to Italy in error, US reps said it was, I couldn't get a straight answer from anyone. Following day, checked the website and called DHL. It made it to Belgium where it would connect to NYC, its final destination. Next morning, now day three and a Saturday, we checked on the package and it missed its destination, no explanation.
I got a supervisor on the phone who called Belgium, they said the package was marked as "dangerous goods" and wouldn't make it out until Monday. This was the FIRST that we had heard of the whole "dangerous goods" excuse. BTW, DHL works with this medical lab, so don't they make these shipments all the time? You would think this is the first international delivery they're making - ever! For whatever reason, it didn't ship out on Monday. Then Tuesday it finally arrived at Laguardia, NYC, but DHL wanted to wait an extra day before delivering it to the hospital.
Finally, my husband got a hospital nurse on the phone with the DHL supervisor (a new one at this point) and she basically blasted them for their incompetence saying that if this person dies, it's on their hands. At that point, the supervisor acted like he had no idea, then arranged for a courier which checked the airport for the package and delivered it to the hospital short of 10pm Tuesday night, 6 days after it was shipped out from Athens.
The DHL Supervisor apologized, and for the FIRST time in the 6 days, said, "Yes, DHL made a mistake and admitted to that." Before, every rep just wanted to rush us off the phone like we were annoying complainers. We asked how we could file a complaint and she said, they (DHL) could only file an internal complaint. Complaints are not accepted from outside... what a joke... perhaps that would overwhelm them. She said she would send us a letter showing us the internal complaint but we never received it.
No credit for the $350 that we paid for the shipment, no acknowledgement of the error at all. If I were you, and this were a life or death situation, or even just a situation where the materials are important, I wouldn't rely on DHL. Big name, but no accountability. And looking back, everyone acted like amateurs. How long have they been in business?


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Saturday, 25 February 2012
Gregg Jevin.
What can I say about Gregg Jevin that hasn't already been said? Nothing. Yesterday morning, Gregg Jevin, a man I had just made up sadly died and the worldwide outpouring of grief was as vast as it was unexpected. But that's Gregg all over. Even death and the fact he never existed could stop him from making a splash.
I think it's fair to say that I am the only person that was ever intimate with Gregg. Just before I tweeted the news of his death there was a brief moment, a fleeting second, where I was the only person in the world who knew him and no one on this earth knew that I knew him. For just one beautiful instant Gregg and I were alone. Together. He made me smile during that moment and I was happy having him around. That was when I knew I had to give him up. Gregg was too...beautiful to keep to myself and when the tributes started trickling in I quickly realised that other people saw the same beauty in Gregg that I did. Plus I realised that I had no idea who Gregg Jevin was at all.
If reports are to be believed, and they shouldn't be after all, Gregg had hundreds of jobs. He was a tightrope walker, a spy, a singer, a former Prime Minister, a priest...the list goes on and all this information was given to me by regular people around the UK who had been touched by Gregg's phenomenal and staggeringly brief life. Most people agreed that Gregg was a comedian despite me never once saying that he was. Even The Guardian claimed that Gregg was a comic (http://tinyurl.com/7qqb5tq) and why wouldn't The Guardian want to get involved? Thousands of other people were. Yes, tedious ordinary people loved Gregg but soon our beloved celebrities would be showing how much Gregg meant to them. Danny Baker said "Imagine the band Gregg is playing with in Heaven now!", Charlie Brooker was "Devastated by the loss of Gregg Jevin", 6Music discus jockey Lauren Laverne said "Wondering if I should play some of Gregg Jevin's band's music in his memory as well. Any suggestions?" and actor Hugh Bonneville cried "So long, Gregg Jevin. I always believed in you". Even the Radio Times itself, so wracked with grief and confusion, stopped everything to announce a change in our television schedule: "And we know you all be watching tribute programme Oh Well, Never Mind: The Gregg Jevin Story, 9:30pm, BBC2".
The list of names went on and on but not on and on and on. Danny Wallace, Dara O Briain, The Royal Albert Hall, Peter Serafinowicz, Huey Morgan, Waterstones Bookshop, Tim Burgess from The Charlatans, Rebecca Front, sport man Colin Jackson, Ian Rankin....the names were just lining up to give their thoughts on this great and fabricated man. It was overwhelming. Certainly by the time Graeme Garden posted "His performances I saw were effortless. I wish he'd tried at least a bit" I was overjoyed, so happy that Gregg meant so much to so many. I think, if you know me, you can imagine how filled with emotion I was when Colin Baker, the 6th Doctor, revealed this: "I got down to the last 2 for the double of The Ghost/Osric on tour in 1972. Gregg Jevin got it. I could have had his career".
But it was the ordinary folk who really made it all special. Although nowhere near as important as Colin Baker, they managed to make yesterday a celebration rather than a bereavement. Half an hour after I broke the news, Gregg Jevin was the 2nd most trending topic on Twitter in the UK. Within an hour Gregg was number one and number three worldwide at the same time. Message after message revealing stories of how Gregg changed people's lives. People were writing poems about him, making t-shirts with his name on it, writing songs about him. Someone even set up a Mrs Gregg Jevin Twitter account, a joke that will never stop no matter how unfunny it clearly is. And why? Because people loved Gregg and they wanted the world to know. Perhaps it was because they just realised they knew him, perhaps it was because some of us think that when someone dies it's a time for quiet relection rather than an excuse to post a sad face and retweet YouTube clips constantly? Who can tell? Whatever it was one thing was clear: Gregg inspired us all yesterday. I think that's what I like about the man most. Unlike characters like Mr Darcy or Chief Brody from Jaws, Gregg Jevin wasn't content with being fictional. Yes, I could have easily just not tweeted that Gregg Jevin had sat on his keys to death and he'd just have stayed locked in my mind but I knew that wasn't right as soon as I invented him. I have to remind myself that some birds aren't meant to be caged, that's all. Their feathers are just too bright. And when they fly away, the part of you that knows it was a sin to lock them up does rejoice. But still, the place you live in is that much more drab and empty that they're gone. I guess I just miss my friend.
What I'm trying to say is, thanks for yesterday. You restored some faith. There are now loads of links to Gregg. Just Google him and find out more.
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10 comments:
- Michael Legge said...
Sorry for the massive spelling error. Can you spot it?
- 25 February 2012 at 02:57
Having read it through twice, upon reflection, I cannot pick out the spelling mistake!
Nice work, brightened up a dull Friday.
- 25 February 2012 at 03:54
News of my death has been greatly exagerrated...
- 25 February 2012 at 03:58
- Davida_in_KSA said...
I did tweet something along the lines of The People's Jevin but nothing, on or thru Twitter, has given me as much pleasure as this.
Thank you - and remember time heals all wounds.
- 25 February 2012 at 04:55
Well done, sir. This really made my Friday! I can hold my head up high amongst Lewisham's fellow vegans & expect to see a shrine of bouquets laying by the clock tower after yesterday's midnight vigil.
- 25 February 2012 at 08:07
This was remarkable, Legge. Truly remarkable.
- 25 February 2012 at 20:11
- Stevyn Colgan said...
Gregg Jevin's drinks tab remains unpaid in the Dog and Duck, Soho; a lasting remainder of a great man, a prodigious drinker and a tight bastard.
A glorious, brief existence.
- 26 February 2012 at 02:15
- patrick said...
Happily it was a ripe fruit, well plucked. Hopefully the RIP fanatics will be fucked,
sadly I don't think we will be that lucked
- 26 February 2012 at 03:36
I'm attending this as a mark of my respect:
- 3 March 2012 at 11:28
Do you mean this Mr Legge, sir? "Even death and the fact he never existed could stop him from making a splash". He's unlike any man I've ever met...most men will splash all over the place....even death and never existing wouldn't stop them. Gregg Jevin was my favourite person in the whole world. Unlike Michael Legge, who is a cunt.
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Panasonic has launched what it claims is the world's smallest and lightest video-capable camera based on the Micro Four Thirds system.
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The 12Mp DMC-GF1 measures 119 x 71 x 36.3mm and weighs in at 285g. Yet Panasonic has somehow managed to cram a pop-up flash and 3in LCD into what the camera's "elegant and compact" body.
Capable of capturing 720p HD video at 30fps, the GF1 stores data movies - and photos - on SD memory cards. Various still images formats, including JPEG and RAW, can be processed, as can HD Motion JPEG and AVCHD videos.
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Yea I dont understand that either. Sucks not knowing whether or not selanne is returning or not. Our main goal should be signing defensive players, but there just isn't a lot of great talent out there this offseason.
They could have signed someone like Simone Gagne just in case Selanne would not return. They said that the Ducks could use another top six forward with or without Selanne just in case and of course, Bob Murray doesn't do ****.
Finally, they do something! The addition on Andrew Cogliano was just the type of move they needed to make!
I guess not every team can make a splash come free agency. Might be a good idea to sit still for now, the Ducks have some great talent on the front end, and Visnovsky on the back end is a solid PP QB. I don't think the ducks need to tweak very much to contend in the playoffs, just need to sign some depth players.
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More beatings for American pastor in Iran
Legal team cites reports from Pastor Saeed Abedini's family members
Lawyers defending an American pastor jailed by the Islamic regime in Iran say there have been more beatings and little medical treatment available.
Saeed Abedini is locked up Iran's notorious Evin Prison.
Jordan Sekulow, executive director of the American Center for Law and Justice, said Abedini's physical condition is worsening amid continued beatings from prison guards.
"Following a brief visit from family members today, we have learned Pastor Saeed continues to suffer from the effects of a brutal beating one week ago and continues to be denied medical care," Sekulow said.
Reports also indicate Abedini is experiencing extreme physical fatigue and attacks of fainting and physical weakness.
"That (most recent) attack came after Iranian officials refused to provide him with medical care to treat already existing internal bleeding," Sekulow said. "The new beating has resulted in further injuries which are causing him frequent fainting spells."
WND reported in March that the Iranian government was promising medical care for Abedini.
However, the promise is going unfulfilled, according to Sekulow.
"Pastor Saeed repeated today what he has been told by prison guards – that he is not likely to receive any medical treatment for another two months," Sekulow said.
The continuing denial of medical attention is alarming to Abedini's family in Iran and in the United States.
"His family is deeply concerned about his health, which continues to deteriorate. He is receiving no medical treatment for internal bleeding and has sustained additional injuries from a recent beating," said ACLJ spokesman Gene Kapp.
Fox News is reporting that along with the beatings, prison guards are subjecting the pastor to "psychological abuse."
Abedini's wife, Naghmeh Abedini, said: "He is now continually attacked and threatened. The Iranian government should know that we are watching and aware of what they are doing to Saeed inside Evin prison. We need to speak louder until Saeed is home safely on U.S. soil."
Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Ala., is demanding Secretary of State John Kerry intervene. The congressman also said the Iranians should be grateful for the pastor's work.
"Pastor Abedini's arrest, trial and now conviction for his Christian and humanitarian efforts in Iran are completely unjust and are another sad example of Iran's blatant disregard for religious freedom, the rule of law and its international commitments," Aderholt said in a statement.
"Pastor Abedini is an American citizen, who has done nothing but try to bring good to Iran, through his humanitarian efforts, including founding an orphanage and practicing the faith in which he believes. He should be released immediately and sent home to the United States to be with his wife and children," Aderholt said.
Kapp said the Iranians will fail in their goal of defeating the pastor.
"He has steadfastly refused to renounce his faith in Christ, which is what the Iranians want him to do. His faith is sustaining him in this brutal prison," Kapp said.
Sekulow noted Abedini heard about the Boston Marathon terrorist bombing.
"As his health condition worsens, Pastor Saeed told family members that he heard about the terrorist bombings in Boston on the prison radio, expressed his concern, and said he is praying for America during this difficult time," Sekulow said.
Kerry recently called on Iran to release Abedini from prison after months in which the U.S. government ignored the plight of the American citizen.
Kerry released the statement while traveling in the Middle East.
"I am deeply concerned about the fate of U.S. citizen Saeed Abedini, who has been detained for nearly six months and was sentenced to eight years in prison in Iran on charges related to his religious beliefs. I am disturbed by reports that Mr. Abedini has suffered physical and psychological abuse in prison, and that his condition has become increasingly dire. Such mistreatment violates international norms as well as Iran's own laws," Kerry's statement said.
"I am also troubled by the lack of due process in Mr. Abedini's case and Iran's continued refusal to allow consular access by Swiss authorities, the U.S. protecting power in Iran. I welcome reports that Mr. Abedini was examined by a physician and expect Iranian authorities to honor their commitment to allow Mr. Abedini to receive treatment for these injuries from a specialist outside the prison. The best outcome for Mr. Abedini is that he be immediately released," the statement said.
The high-level intervention, should it actually produce results, may be coming just in time.
Abedini was given the eight-year sentence for "activities against the state." Since he was confined, the ACLJ's sources have given regular reports of the pastor's precarious health situation.
The health concerns were also addressed by the U. S. Ambassador to the U.N. Eileen Chamberlain Donahoe in comments made to the U. N. Human Rights Commission in Geneva. The ambassador called for Iran to release Abedini.
Donahoe also called on the government of Iran "to provide without delay the urgent medical attention Mr. Abedini needs."


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'Cozad...What's Your Dot?' Hay Days theme
COZAD—The theme for this year's Hay Days parade is "Cozad…What's Your Dot?" International Dot Day was inaugurated by teacher Terry Shay when he introduced his classroom to the book, "The Dot" authored by Peter H. Reynolds. The Dot tells the story of a caring teacher who reaches a reluctant student in a remarkable creative way. The teacher dared the resistant student to "make her mark," and with encouragement, sets off on a journey of self-discovery and inspiring others as well. The Cozad Hay Days parade is scheduled for Sept. 7.—reported in the Tri-City Trib.
Designer selected for fashion runway shows
BROKEN BOW—Unique designer fashions for children are now available in small towns and not just to those in the big city as a Sargent woman has been making a name for herself in the children's fashion world, and making her designs available to all. Jessica Collins, originally of Oklahoma City and Utah, owns Cute N Sassy Designz, located in the Palladium in Sargent. Collins began designs for children with hair accessories for her young daughter, and from there, graduated to sewing outfits. She has recently been selected to participate in the Omaha Fashion Week runway show and the Kansas City show in October.—reported in the Custer County Chief.
Kite and Castles brings over 3,000 to new spot
OGALLALA—The Family Not Skills team won its first-place trophy during the 24th annual Kite and Castles event, held for the first time at Sandy Beach. The team won the open class with its sand sculpture entitled, "Serpentine Love" which depicted a large serpent animal. In the process, the team defeated longtime competitors from Colorado for the top spot. More than 3,000 participated in the event or walked the beaches viewing the finished sand sculptures. The move to Sandy Beach this year proved advantageous as teams remarked that the sand was better for making the creations. Other winning entries included a mermaid sculpture, the Big Bad Wolf scene, "SS Minion" from the movie Despicable Me, and a Least Tern bird.—reported in the Keith County News.
All Points adding to Eustis and Westerville
CURTIS—All Points Cooperative will be adding to their fertilizer facilities at the Eustis and Westerville Agronomy locations. Additional storage tanks will be built this summer and will be available for next year's planting season. The additional storage facilities will allow the two agronomy locations to store more liquid fertilizer and will help the locations have a reliable supply of inventory on hand as well as helping to improve operations, allowing for efficiencies' in the Agronomy Transport Division.—reported in the Frontier County Enterprise.
Rare practice added to esthetician services
ARNOLD—Arnold is fortunate to welcome a unique business to town this summer—Smooth Aesthetics Spa, owned by licensed esthetician Heidi Connell, and called Between the Ferns. Connell is treating the skin care needs of local residents, and as an esthetician, she is actually a skin care specialist who offers many treatments including anti-aging, acne, facials, waxing, glycolic peels, eyebrow/eyelash dying and more. Connell is one of very few estheticians in the state of Nebraska and one of eight accepted into an intense program, receiving her license in 2012. The new business is located on the south side of Highway 92 in Arnold and is open by appointments.—reported in the Arnold Sentinel.
Youth group helps camp recover after fire
CALLAWAY—Callaway Senior High Youth Group spent three days recently helping Camp Norwesca recover from devastating wildfires, where the camp lost several cabins and many trees. Fifteen youth and 12 adult sponsors logged in a total of 351 hours replanting and watering trees, cutting splitting and stacking firewood and hauling out branches from several tree lines. Several youth also learned the fine points of using a chain saw for the first time, according to sponsor Sherry Kennedy. The group were also able to take a well-deserved break with swimming at Evans Plunge in Hot Springs, SD, and was treated to a pizza party.—reported in the Callaway Courier.
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Fond du Lac Public Library will be a distribution center for World Book Night, April 23, 2014, the annual global effort "spreading the love of reading, person to person."
World Book Night asks people to hand out 20 free books to teens or adults who are non-readers or light readers in "unexpected" areas where books normally wouldn't be found. Books and all materials are provided. Volunteers can select the book they hand out from a list of 35, which includes best sellers and popular authors.
Volunteers must apply before Jan. 5, 2014, at the World Book Night website, www.us.worldbooknight.org.
As a local distribution center, the library will receive the book shipments and hold an open house before April 23 to distribute books to volunteers.
World Book Night originated in the United Kingdom in 2011 and came to the United States in 2012. It celebrates April 23 as the UNESCO International Day of the Book. April 23 was chosen because it's the day of Shakespeare's birth and death. It was also chosen in honor of Miguel de Cervantes, who died on April 23, 1616, the same day as Shakespeare.
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This white-powdered sandy beach stretching for 5 kilometers is located near the estuary of the Bang Nara River, where the annual Korlae boat races are held. The beach is naturally decorated with dense pine trees, which provide a tranquil shady area suitable for pitching tents. Several beachside restaurants serving southern-style cuisine and accommodation facilities are provided. The view from the beach is impressive, as there is a backdrop of fishing villages extending along the river and the bay is full of Korlae fishing boats.
Ko Yao
The island is located close to Wat Chon Thara Singhe. From Tak Bai District Market intersection, there is a 345-meter long wooden bridge spanning Tak Bai River to Koh Yao. The islands attraction is its eastern seaside section with a white sandy beach and cozy ambience. In addition, most of the inhabitants are Muslim fishermen who dwell in simple homes in coconut plantations.


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Parismina Riverbank
Located at the delta of the Parismina river in the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, in the Limón province, this place is part of the nesting sites for three of the seven marine turtles in the world. This beach is a nesting place for the green turtle (Chelonia mydas), leatherback (Dermochelys coriacea) and hawksbill (Eretmochelys imbricata).
Tourism has become the main activity for the population of this locality, which used to sell eggs and other turtle products. Turtles are now the object of their protection, since they provide them with more resources when they are alive. In Parismina, the visit takes place through the "Salvemos las Tortugas de Parismina", an exemplary volunteer community project, in which the visit is intended to be a real conservation effort by the tourists.
¿How to get there?
To reach Parismina you must take a bus to Siquirres at the Great Caribbean terminal (located in San José, at Central street between 10 and 11 Avenues). The bus arrives at the "new" bus station in Siquirres and it's necessary to walk 200m on the same street to get to the "old" bus station and take a bus to Caño Blanco. These buses have only two daily services, so it's better to call the operator's office of the Caño-Aguilar brothers at 2768-8172 to confirm the schedules. From Caño Blanco to Parismina the trip must be done by boat, which are usually waiting for the buses to arrive and take approximately 15 minutes to arrive at Parismina.
Planning the visit
In Parismina the nesting season for leatherbacks goes from March until June, while the nesting season for green turtles goes from July until September. The tour involves contracting of a local guide at the spot.
Since the program is mostly a volunteer system, it's expected that visitors will remain for a longer period of time and may be willing to help the project as well as having a wonderful experience. Work usually involves beach patrolling with the guides, checking and measuring the arriving turtles, and also working at the nursery, which turns out to be very interesting and informative.
Food and lodging
Some hotels are the Cariblanco Lodge (telephone 8393-5481), the Iguana Verde Cabins (telephone 2710-1528), and some "homestay" services are available in which lodging is with a local family and includes three meals. This a great opportunity to immerse in a new culture. For more information you may visit webpage www.parisminaturtles.com
There are also restaurants and camping sites, but you must take into account that there are not banking services or nor other facilities. For more information about other sites you may visit webpages http://www.hotels.co.cr/ or http://www.govisitcostarica.com/
¿Volunteer work?
As mentioned before, the basis of the conservation program in Parismina is volunteer help, so it's well organized in this regard. To enter as a volunteer you must first contact Debbie Sherman by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 2710-7703, although it's better to contact by mail, since there is only one telephone line.
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Drug Delivery and Disposition has a strong track record in the biorelevant profiling of intestinal drug absorption, covering all underlying processes including dissolution, precipitation, degradation and permeation. For this purpose, a wide range of simulation models is available, including the in vitro Caco-2 cell culture system, the Ussing chamber system and the in situ intestinal perfusion system. In addition, Drug Delivery and Disposition is able and licensed to perform whole animal absorption and pharmacokinetic experiments. Physiology-based pharmacokinetic modelling (Simcyp® Simulator) is available to extrapolate experimental data to human pharmacokinetics. One of the major targets involves the biorelevant and predictive evaluation of absorption-enabling strategies, including solubilization and supersaturation of poorly soluble drugs. In this respect, Drug Delivery and Disposition has elaborated a ground-breaking approach for evaluating intraluminal drug and formulation behavior in humans, involving the aspiration and characterization of gastrointestinal fluids. All absorption studies are supported by well-developed analytical equipment (LC-UV, -fluo, -MS/MS) to assess concentrations of drugs, excipients and endogenous compounds in biological matrices.
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In the field of hepatobiliary drug disposition and drug-drug interaction assessment, drug delivery and disposition has implemented the full spectrum of non-clinical model systems of the liver including: rat/human liver microsomes, rat/human hepatocytes in suspension, sandwich-cultured hepatocytes, cell lines transfected with hepatic drug transporters, isolated perfused rat liver and in vivo. Isolation and cryopreservation of plateablerodent hepatocytes and preparation of liver subcellular fractions is performed in-house. The research group has characterized several fluorescent transporter probes for evaluation and live imaging (by confocal microscopy) of drug transport processes in hepatocytes. Drug clearance prediction in special populations (e.g. pediatric), transporter-based pharmacokinetic boosting and liver unbound concentration assessment form major research objectives. The group has also developed and validated a holistic, hepatocyte-based in vitro model for identification of drug candidates showing risk for drug-induced cholestasis . The model has been mechanistically validated by bile acid profiling in sandwich-cultured hepatocytes. Computational expertise includes in vitro-in vivo extrapolation (IVIVE) algorithms for clearance prediction (SimCYP, R), compartmental and non-compartmental pharmacokinetic data analysis, as well as population pharmacokinetic analysis (NONMEM) of clinical exposure data. The group has taken the lead in generation of large in vitro transporter inhibition data sets leading to in silico models for structure-based prediction of transporter inhibition . Bioanalytical activities include LC-UV/FLUO/MSMS for preclinical and clinical samples.
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The legal term probate is generally defined as "the legal process of administering the estate of a deceased person" — and usually not something you want your loved ones to go through after you're gone. Here are some steps to take to help streamline (or possibly even avoid) a lengthy and often costly probate process .
The goal of probate is to determine who should get the property, assets or inheritance a deceased person has left behind, and usually involves:
One question a lot of people ask is, "What's the maximum size an estate can be to avoid probate?" While the laws on how much the estate can be worth vary by state, if your estate is relatively small you may not have to worry about going through probate.
That's because most states have streamlined probate for smaller or uncomplicated estates — with or without a will . In these cases, settling the estate can be a quick and relatively painless experience. There are two basic kinds of probate shortcuts for small estates:
If the total value of all the assets (except real estate) left behind is less than a certain amount, the estate's inheritors may be able to skip probate entirely. The exact amount depends on state law, which varies considerably.
If the estate qualifies, an inheritor can prepare a short document stating that he or she is entitled to a certain item of property under a will or state law. This paper, signed under oath, is called an affidavit. When the person or institution holding the property (such as a bank where the deceased had an account) receives the affidavit and a copy of the death certificate, it releases the money or other property.
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Superman flies across the Chicago skyline in this year's Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo poster. The artist is Tony Daniel, a Chicagoan. "I really wanted to showcase that famous skyline as much as the hero, " said Daniel, who recently joined the creative team behind "Action Comics," the comic book that introduced the Man of Steel in 1938. C2E2 is scheduled for April 26-28 in McCormick Place. An estimated 40,000 people attended last year's conference.
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MEA-MFT New Teacher ASSIST is a web-based guidebook for new teachers hired in Montana.
We hope you find New Teacher ASSIST to be useful and we welcome your comments and suggestions for future updates!
Good luck! (Our thanks to the North Carolina Association of Educators, the Florida Education Association, and the American Federation of Teachers ER&D Program for many of the materials included on this site.)
MEA-MFT is pleased to welcome you to the profession of teaching. You are now part of a noble and proud Montana tradition of excellence in education. Part of our job at MEA-MFT is to help you carry on that tradition.
New Teacher ASSIST is our on-line guide help you face the demands and pressures of early career teaching.
Too often, Montana kids and schools lose good people like you because quite frankly, our profession doesn't always provide the support and attention you need to succeed in your career.
MEA-MFT is working to change that in many ways: by sponsoring mentoring programs; by conducting classroom management and other useful workshops at our annual Educators' Conference (held each October on the 3rd Thursday and Friday of the month); and by working to provide better salaries and working conditions for all Montana teachers.
The tips in this on-line guide come from veteran teachers and from research. In this, your first year of teaching, we encourage you to ask questions, be in touch, and let us know how we can help you become the very best you can be.
Finally, a disclaimer. The first year of teaching is difficult. Please don't ever assume that this simple guide or list of suggestions is the only help or advice you will need. Do not be afraid to talk to colleagues, ask for a mentor, request additional help, or simply lean on a friend to express frustration, confusion, fears, and failures. All teachers have felt the same, no matter how professional or effective they seem to be now.
As a union of professionals, it is our responsibility to mentor and assist our newest members. Please don't give up on yourself before asking for that assistance! Contact your local union leader any time.
Thank you for accepting the challenge of becoming a Montana teacher. We are pleased to call you a colleague. -- Eric Feaver, MEA-MFT President
The society that turns its back on its teachers has ceased to be a society. -- Former Governor Marc Racicot
Thank you for accepting the challenge of becoming a Montana teacher. We are pleased to call you a colleague. -- Eric Feaver, MEA-MFT President
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This is our take on the garlic beef. We used skirt steak because we love it and had some in the freezer. Fogo de Chao uses Picanha (Top Sirloin) and it is fantastic. We served the beef with a side of pan seared polenta like we had at the restaurant. *I like polenta - who knew?!* I was also going to make pão de queijo (warm cheese bread), but I couldn't find tapioca flour at Whole Foods. I ordered some from King Arthur Flour - hopefully it will be here for our parmesan pork recreation this weekend! I ended up making some other cheesy muffins to go in their place. They were fabulous!
We loved our take on the Garlic Beef, and this might be our "go-to" skirt steak from this point forward. See, skirt steak isn't just for fajitas!
Garlic Skirt Steak
(Printable Recipe)
1 skirt steak (approx. 1 pound)
4 Tbsp olive oil
2 Tbsp minced garlic
1 tsp Montreal Steak Seasoning
Cut skirt steak into two equal pieces. Combine olive oil, garlic and seasoning in the food processor or blender and pulse until combined. Pour marinade over steak and marinate in the refrigerator overnight. Grill for 3 minutes on each side, or to desired doneness. Slice skirt steak against the grain and enjoy!


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If your baby has oral thrush and you're breastfeeding, it's possible for your baby to pass a thrush infection to you. The infection can affect your nipples or breasts.
Oral thrush is a fungal infection in your mouth. Healthy babies under two years old often get oral thrush. It's most common in babies around four weeks old.
If your baby has oral thrush and you're breastfeeding, it's possible for your baby to pass a thrush infection to you. The infection can affect your nipples or breasts. It's commonly called nipple thrush (mammary candidosis or mammary candidiasis).
The symptoms of nipple thrush can include:
It's also possible that you may have no symptoms of infection.
Symptoms of nipple thrush do not include fever or redness of your breasts. However, these can be symptoms of mastitis (inflammation of the breast).
A nipple thrush infection is difficult to diagnose, because you may have no symptoms, even if it's confirmed that your baby has oral thrush and some of your symptoms can also be found in other conditions. For example, pain in your nipples could also be caused by a bacterial infection.
If your nipples are sore, painful or cracked, the most likely cause is that your baby is not attached to your breast correctly when feeding. See breastfeeding positioning and attachment for more information about how to correctly breastfeed your baby.
If you have no symptoms, you're unlikely to need treatment, even if it's confirmed that your baby has oral thrush.
If you do have symptoms or if the infection is causing problems with feeding, your GP may prescribe an antifungal cream such as miconazole, which is usually used for two weeks. You should apply the cream to your nipples after every feed and remove any that's left before you feed your baby again.
If your infection is more severe – for example, the infection can go deeper into your breasts and spread to your milk ducts – your GP may recommend a course of antifungal tablets, such as nystatin.
If your GP prescribes antifungal cream or tablets for you, your baby will probably be treated at the same time to prevent reinfection. If your baby is prescribed miconazole gel, the dosage will vary, depending on your baby's age.
Your GP will be able to recommend the correct dosage for your baby and advise you about how long the treatment is needed. Read more about treating oral thrush in babies.
If the infection does not clear up after a few days or if feeding problems continue, you should visit your GP again.
If you think you have nipple thrush or mastitis, you should seek advice from your midwife, health visitor or GP.
A breastfeeding counsellor may be able to provide specialist advice about feeding problems. You can also ask your midwife, health visitor or GP for advice about feeding your baby, or you can call NHS 111.


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Ruby Developer -Mid to Senior
April 13, 2018
Mid to Senior Level
Full Time opportunity
- Love and have mastered Ruby (and hopefully some other languages too)
- Enjoy speaking to others about Test-Driven Development and automated testing frameworks.
- Always use CI and continuous deployment.
- Source code management (Git and GitHub).
- Ability to understand technology problems as part of a broader product vision.
- Have passion for helping thousands of students around the world improve their literacy and numeracy skills every day, in both a home and school setting.
Technical skills preferred:
- Ruby on Rails
- Experience with a mature development workflow (using TDD, pull-requests on Github and Continuous Integration Systems).
- Agile
- Object Oriented Design Experience.
- Take pride in our work – doing it well is of benefit to both you and other developers.
- Pursue continuous professional improvement through learning, reflection and discussion.
- The office door is locked at 5pm. Work hard, but at 5 it's time to go home!
- Full Time Barista
- Paid Lunches
- There's a nice breakout room with Foosball and PingPong Tables and some Guitars
- Cycling Facilities. Ride to work, lock up your bike and shower for the day.
- Have fun, pretty social bunch, even outside work hours.
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PLATTEVILLE, Wis. (Blugolds.com) – The UW-Eau Claire men's basketball team lost in a close game to the UW-Platteville Pioneers, 56-48, on Bo Ryan Court in Williams Fieldhouse tonight.
The Blugolds played catch-up all night, trailing by as many as 15 points in the game. The Blugolds strung together a 14-0 scoring run in the last eight and a half minutes of the first half, to tie the game at 25 at the end of the half.
After the first half rally, the Blugolds never managed to tie or lead for the remainder of the contest.
Eau Claire guard Lewis Mau (So.-Colfax, Wis.) led all scorers with 19 points. Andy Kleist (Sr.-Eau Claire, Wis./North) led the Blugolds with nine rebounds, while Mau and forward Dustin Kalien (Sr.- Chippewa Falls, Wis./Chi-Hi) also added seven rebounds for the Blugolds.
Despite the loss, the Blugolds out rebounded the Pioneers 38-33. The Blugolds have been well disciplined on the boards all year, out rebounding their opponents in every game this season.
The loss brought the Blugolds to 4-4 on the season. The team also fell to 0-2 in conference play after last weekend's loss to UW-La Crosse. With the win, UW-Platteville moves to 7-1 and 2-0 in the conference.
The Blugolds will be back in action when they travel to UW-Whitewater on Saturday. The game will get underway at 3 p.m.


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Derby bangs out funds to help
A plethora of lawn mowers invaded Wapakoneta Saturday along with a large contingent of enthusiastic drivers to operate them.
The 15th annual K & R Lawn Mower Derby attracted a huge crowd behind the Knights of Columbus Hall in Wapakoneta. Approximately 700 people attended the event, roughly the same number as last year's event, and the 54 mowers entered were the largest number of entries the event has attracted yet. The event is hosted by Jeremy Resor and Chad Kantner.
Kantner said that he first got the idea for the event approximately15 years ago.
"We were playing cards at a buddy's house," Kantner said. "I told them about a dream I had of us being in a demolition derby with riding lawn mowers. They thought I was crazy. Yet here we are."
The event is held as a fundraiser and goes towards a variety of local needs.
"We make a variety of donations to people in need in the area," Kantner said. "Just recently, we donated money to some friends that had their house burnt down. At the end of the year, we take whatever is left in the checkbook to the fair and empty it at the livestock auction."
When the smoke cleared and the last challenge was held, Dylan Steineke emerged as this year's winner. His brother, Cole Steineke, was runner-up. Cory Luedeke, of New Bremen, just 12-years-old, finished third.
Luedeke said the event gave him a thrill like he has never had.
"It was exciting," Luedeke said. "I was nervous, scared and anxious all at the same time. Sill it was a lot of fun."
Luedeke suffered a minor injury during the event and was treated by emergency medical personnel during the event, but the accident did not deter him one bit.
"It was my first time," Luedeke said, "but I'm going to do it again next year."
While one of the event's attractions to riders is a certain element of danger, rules are put in place to make the event relatively safe. Mowers are restricted to a 36 1/2-inch hood height, and the mowers cannot be reinforced. Gas tanks and batteries must be secure, and purposely hitting the sides of other mowers is restricted due to possible injuries of legs being exposed.
Firefighters from Buckland and EMTs from New Knoxville were on hand to handle injuries and fuel spills. Competitors are stopped in event of fuel spills, overturned mowers or riders falling off their mowers.
Another rider, Ryan Wierwille of St. Marys, agreed that the event was a lot of fun. Wierwille was part of A New Knoxville-St. Marys team, affectionately calling themselves the "Brew Crew," that entered 14 mowers in the event.
"It was a lot of fun," Wierwille said. "It is crazy out there. I flipped my mower once but I wasn't to worried. It was relatively safe out there."


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Shoulder to shoulder for kids: This legislative session finds Montana teachers, school administrators, trustees, and other public school advocates working together as never before on behalf of Montana's children and their education.
"Montana's education community has never, ever been more united than we are now," said MEA-MFT President Eric Feaver.
"We're working together for better school funding and against school privatization."
The unity was highly visible throughout the state capitol building March 18, when dozens of MEA-MFT members joined k-12 school administrators, trustees, school business officials, and others for a Day of Advocacy.
The Day of Advocacy was jointly sponsored by MEA-MFT, Montana Assoc. of School Business Officials, Montana Rural Education Assoc., Montana School Boards Assoc., School Administrators of Montana, and Montana Quality Education Coalition.
The event brought public school advocates from around the state together in support of the session's key school funding bill -- Senate Bill 175 -- and against school privatization.
Day of Advocacy participants met for a briefing on key education issues before the legislature, then fanned out to talk to legislators at the capitol.
MEA-MFT members Jerry Reisig and Eric Matthews of Bozeman were two of the participants.
Reisig teaches middle school AP physics and physical science. He also directs middle school activities in the Bozeman public schools. He has high hopes for SB 175, the landmark school funding bill.
"It's a bipartisan bill," Reisig says. "That's the important thing. It's nice to see both parties working together instead of one party always worried about the other party looking better if something gets passed."
Working together is how the system is supposed to operate, Reisig says. "It's unusual these days. The legislators working on this should be commended."
SB 175 has "several long-term fixes to school funding issues," says Eric Matthews, who teaches middle school technology and video and photo production in Bozeman.
Matthews and Reisig say Bozeman's schools -- like schools across the state -- face many problems due to current funding shortfalls, including lack of technology in the classrooms, large class sizes, potential cancellation of programs, and cuts to resources such as chemistry labs.
How SB 175 works: More funding for schools statewide ♦ Less burden for property taxpayers statewide ♦ Help for oil & gas impacted communities
SB 175, sponsored by Senator Llew Jones (R-Conrad), was crafted with help from hundreds of people and groups across Montana – including MEA-MFT -- who worked together on ideas to improve Montana's school funding system.
The bill taps into oil and gas production taxes to provide significant additional funding for schools to improve academic achievement for Montana's children.
At the same time, SB 175 provides substantial relief to Montana's property taxpayers, who have shouldered a disproportionate share of the costs of funding Montana's public schools for the last 20 years and more.
The bill increases state funding for public schools by $120 million over the next two years and cuts property taxes about $48 million over the same period.
The bill takes half of the state's current share of oil and gas revenues and directs it to better fund schools and provide permanent reductions in property taxes statewide.
SB 175 also helps school districts and taxpayers in oil and natural gas impacted areas. With rapid oil and natural gas development in Eastern Montana, public schools in those areas have been significantly affected.
These impacts include:
SB 175 calls for disbursing more evenly the oil and gas revenue that flows into oil rich school districts by capping their revenue at 130 percent of their general fund budget, then distributing the remaining revenue to districts immediately surrounding the oil and gas development that also feel the impact of development.
"SB 175 is good for school districts large and small, all across Montana," said Feaver. "It is the right thing to do for Montana's kids and communities."
SB 175 has passed the Montana Senate. It must now pass the House. "Passing it in the House will not be easy," said MEA-MFT Public Policy Director Marco Ferro. "Some legislators don't like big, innovative, problem-solving ideas. We've got to continue showing them that parents, educators, school board members, and whole communities are united behind this bill."
Please stay posted.
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